A film about the culture, history and religions of Vietnam, with special emphasis on Buddhism and Thich Nhat Hanh.
Read More: Vietnam and Vietnamese Buddhism
 A film explaining the procedures and purpose of debate in Tibetan Buddhism. Read More: A Brief Introduction to Debate in Tibetan Buddhism  A film by NHK taking a look at the worship of the Bodhisattva Kannon as it is found in Kyoto, Japan. Read More: Belief in Kannon  A film looking at the work of a Taiwanese monk in southern Africa, and the orphanages he has set up there (English and Mandarin with subtitles). Read More: Seeds of Hope, A Story of Buddhist Orphanages in Africa  A set of short documentaries looking at the Ajanta Caves in India and their art works in both paintings, sculptures and reliefs. Read More: Ajanta Caves  A documentary about a short-stay monastic programme held at a large temple in China (English and Chinese script subtitles). Read More: The Monk (Short-Stay Monastic Programme in China)  A look at another of the great cave complexes, representing the finest of classical Chinese statuary, and the part Empress Wu Zetian had in their construction (English with Mandarin subtitles). Read More: Longmen Grottoes (World Heritage China)  This is a beautifully photographed and edited introduction to the many faces of Zen in contemporary Japan. Read More: The Zen Mind  A portrait of the founder of the Taiwanese Compassion Relief (Tzu Chi) organisation and its founder Dharma Master Cheng Yen (English with Chinese subtitles). Read More: Dharma Master Cheng Yen  One commentCategories: Culture, Dharma, Ecology Tags: Bhikkhunis, Compassion, Mahayana, Medicine, Taiwan  A look at some of the very best Buddhist statues and paintings from the Kyoto area in Japan, and the role they play in people’s lives. Read More: Buddhist Statues in Kyoto |
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